a soft, porous, absorbent material made from synthetic polymers or cellulose, such as foam rubber, used for cleaning or padding

persisting for a long time, specifically referring to a chronic or protracted illness

continuing without interruption, often describing rain, clouds, or long-lasting physical states

To be continuous or stretch long and unbroken (especially of mountain ranges)

extending without interruption over a distance or duration, typically describing landscape features like mountains or natural phenomena like rain

excessively sentimental or lacking in vigor

long and continuous in distance or spatial extension

Spongy anatomical tissue, such as the corpus cavernosum, capable of becoming engorged with blood.

Mianyang, prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province [[四川省|四川省|Si4 chuan1 Sheng3]]

(idiom) continuous; unending

describing music, literature, or art that is lingeringly sentimental and deeply touching

to extend continuously

fine and dense in texture or structure

continuous and unending; flowing without interruption

silk fiber or silk wadding used as padding for quilts or clothing

one's own meager effort or modest contribution (used as a polite self-deprecation)

to stretch in an unbroken chain (especially of mountains)

fine white sugar; powdered sugar

possessing a ruthless character or hidden strength behind a gentle, soft, or unassuming appearance

one's limited power (humble expr.)

Mianzhu, a county-level city in Deyang City, Sichuan

Remote and long-lasting.

stretching out or extending without interruption

longevity and good fortune

rough-textured fabric made from waste silk

Mianzhu county in Deyang prefecture, Sichuan

literally describing a melon vine laden with fruit of all sizes

SpongeBob SquarePants (US TV animated series, 1999-)

dialectal term for silk floss

far back in time; distant in the past

Fumian district of Yulin City [[玉林市|玉林市|Yu4 lin2 Shi4]], Guangxi

to cling lovingly to each other

bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a fatal neurodegenerative disease in cattle commonly known as mad cow disease

a two-syllable word featuring alliteration or rhyme